My take away from your comment 'I've bought myself a lot of time'. That's a great way to put it, I've being asking this, because usually people put the focus o

My take away from your comment 'I've bought myself a lot of time'. That's a great way to put it, I've being asking this, because usually people put the focus on productivity method X or Y and this or that software to manage tasks. One can miss the point of why is productivity important for oneself in the first place. I found that for me focusing on answering this question, rather than on particular tools or methods, motivates me much more than just going mindlessly trough your workday fighting against productivity tools/methods. So I'm not saying that tools of methods are not useful, just saying that the motivation can't come from using these tools or methods, but from the WHY. I guess sometimes people are so enthusiastic about particular methods or tools and there so much advice out there that it feels overwhelming. So I though that coming back to the basic question could be helpful/healthy reminder.